4 Apr
2006
4 Apr
'06
4:21 p.m.
On Tue, Apr 04, 2006 at 04:25:47AM -0500, Richard Smith wrote:
On 4/4/06, Dmitry Baikov <dsbaikov(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
how expensive is a firewire port ?
firewire stuff is THE niche to fill.
most newer firewire devices are not supported if if i understand
correctly.
ahh... and this magic "getting the audio clock from jack" stuff would be
really nice.
You are right in your comments, but please, take
it easier.
Richard and OGP company have no illusions about them being audio professionals.
And yes, it's more useful to look at RME, Echo, M-Audio, but keep it
cool, please ;)
Its ok. I was prepared for the responses. I think the candid
opinions have value, keep em comming. I'll point Tim at the RME,
Echo, and M-Audio to look at as examples.
Basically OGD1 is a big FPGA board with 256Mb of DDR RAM and some nice
clean high speed analog and digital ouputs. The question Tim is
asking (audio cluelessness aside) are:
Can the audio community use such a board?
Will they help in producing the feature set and design?
What features would it need?
What would they pay for it?
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